I visit them every month for the past two years. They make…read moreyou feel very safe with the way they handle their space making sure that everyone is separated. Very good Covid protocol!

I Love it here! The Pills and the B12 worked wonders for me! It curbed my appetite so I didn't eat…read moreso much and Boost my energy level. I recommend this clinic if you are trying to lose weight. It's the BEST weight clinic I've ever been to. You will Love your Results. The staff is so nice and helpful, thank you so much Towanda for your encouragement and pleasant attitude. You are one of the reasons I keep coming back And giving referrals!

I wish I had read these reviews earlier. Went to see Dr. Proctor for a vasectomy pre-appt - he was…read morequite pleasant and professional. The front desk was also nice enough, but then things got murky. When I initially called, they alluded to a possible appt in a few weeks. When I went to schedule after my appt, it was now a few months. Then, I wanted to get an idea of what they'd charge for a procedure, and then it was all smoke an mirrors. "Well, we don't really know until we charge your insurance." Um, ok, what if I didn't have insurance. Then it's a flat $1500. Ok, so I'll do it without the insurance...nope, can't do that. Ok, what about the appointment, again don't know until we bill your insurance. I don't know about you, but waiting to find out how much a car costs only after you roll it off the lot seems a bit suspicious. Maybe it's just me.

I am a 100% disabled veteran with 33 years of honorable military service and a Georgetown…read moreUniversity graduate school alumnus. Since 2017, I have received outstanding care at the Washington, DC VA Medical Center. During my nearly two-year battle with prostate cancer, the VA provided exceptional treatment, and I am grateful to now be in remission. The physicians, nurses, and staff who cared for me demonstrated professionalism, compassion, and genuine concern, and I will always be thankful for them. Unfortunately, my recent experience with Dr. Jonah D. Murdock, Chief of Urology, was completely different. As Chief of Urology, Dr. Murdock is responsible not only for treating patients but also for setting the standard for professionalism, communication, compassion, and patient-centered care within the department. Veterans deserve to know that when they are in severe pain, the leader of the department will listen, treat them with respect, and ensure they receive appropriate specialty care. On June 19, 2026, I went to an urgent care center because I was experiencing severe urinary and pelvic pain. After an examination, I was diagnosed with a prostate infection, prescribed antibiotics, and strongly advised to follow up with my urologist if my symptoms did not improve. When the antibiotics failed, I contacted the VA Urology Department on June 23. The nurse who answered my call was outstanding. She listened carefully, showed genuine compassion, and explained that the earliest appointment was in September. Recognizing the urgency of my condition, she arranged for Dr. Murdock to call me. Although he returned the call, I felt rushed throughout the conversation. Each time I tried to explain that my pain was worsening and that the urgent care provider specifically recommended follow-up with my urologist, I felt I was interrupted before I could finish. Rather than discussing my symptoms in detail, I was told that my primary care physician could manage the issue. A different antibiotic was prescribed, and the call ended. Unfortunately, my condition continued to worsen. On July 2, I contacted the Urology Department again because I was experiencing excruciating pain. Once again, the nursing staff treated me with kindness and urgency. They informed Dr. Murdock, and I was told he would return my call. I did not receive that call until July 6. By then, because I had not received timely specialty care, I had sought treatment from another provider who was not a urologist. That provider prescribed another antibiotic but also advised that I still needed to be evaluated by a urologist. When I explained this to Dr. Murdock, I again felt I was interrupted before I could fully explain my situation. I also expressed that veterans deserve empathy, respect, and professional communication, especially when they are experiencing severe pain. The conversation ended without addressing my concerns or discussing a plan for further evaluation. This review is not meant to diminish the outstanding work of the many dedicated professionals at the Washington, DC VA Medical Center. In fact, the nurses and staff I spoke with during this experience were compassionate, respectful, and genuinely tried to help me. I am sharing my experience because I believe every veteran deserves to be heard, treated with dignity, and receive timely specialty care. My hope is that the leadership of the Urology Department reflects the same professionalism, compassion, responsiveness, and respect demonstrated every day by so many other VA healthcare professionals.

GO ANYWHERE ELSE! If you do come here you can expect billing and insurance claim issues. DON'T PAY…read moreANYTHING OTHER THAN A COPAY! Had service in 2024 & I'm still dealing with billing record issues and collections. They owe me $!

As I entered, I noticed the waiting room was very bright and clean…read more I went to the window and was quickly checked in, then given some paperwork to fill out before I was called back. As I sat down, waiting to be called back, I noticed an underwater beach scene playing on the television. The water was clear and you could see fish. This is the closest to snorkeling that I will come. It was very pleasant imagery with soft ocean sounds. So soothing to the eyes and ears. The sound was broken by my name being called to go back. I went to the back and was asked my name and birthdate as well as a series of body medal related questions. I was given a room to change in as well as a key to lock the door. After I put on my gown it was off to the X-ray room where I was given earplugs and instructed to lay on my back on a table. A pillow was placed under my legs and what felt like a head brace was placed on my head to keep my head still. I was then inserted into what looked like a giant white tube. The test lasted about 45 minutes. While I was in the tube I heard a series of banging noises as well as what seemed like energy passing around me. After the test was done I changed my clothes and went back to the waiting room to pay my co-pay as well as receive my disc and receipt. The staff was really nice and informative. I recommend this location and would go back if I needed to.

I got surgery in 2023 and 2024 since Foreyes referred me. There were so many red flags during and…read moreleading up to the surgery I have lost count. I was depersate to see better that's why I proceedEd. Although I can see better as a result of my surgery if I had to do it over again I would have went to another place to get it done that actually care. I had so many ER visits and urgent care visits after surgery. recovery was harder than they explained to me prior to starting.

Great service and professional business. Only reason to give it 4 stars is the wait is incredibly…read morelong. But they do have free coffee to help you stay awake!

Dr Keshav its one of the best physicians I have ever met, she took her time going thru all my…read moreconcerns, ( she does not rush you out) she made me feel really comfortable, there is no wait time like other offices do! The front desk assistant its very friendly as well as the Medical Assistant, both of them were very nice and polite. I am excited to go back to my dr, can't believe im saying this but yes this Dr its one of a kind, I totally recommended!! You will not regret it!

Horribly verbally-abusive lead nurse. Harassed me for "being impatient" when federal BCBS doesn't…read morerequire pre-authorization for surgery and medication and put all the blame on my insurance for not being swift with said unnecessary pre-authorization. Phone staff incompetent at taking messages and notes about phone calls.

From the owner: Center For Vascular Medicine is one of the nation's leading centers for the diagnosis and treatment…read moreof Peripheral Artery Disease (PAD) and chronic pelvic pain in women. Early diagnosis and prompt treatment are vitally important for patients with vascular disease. Center for Vascular Medicine has six locations throughout Maryland equipped with advanced diagnostic and interventional medical technology. Center for Vascular Medicine is home to a team of experienced specialists, committed to the long-term treatment, monitoring and prevention of vascular disease.

I went to this facility for a required annual exam. The front desk staff was efficient but the…read moreNurse Practitioner appeared to be unsure of herself (ex. took two attempts to place a blood pressure cuff around my arm and take a measurement. I wear contacts and the prescription allows me to see distance in one eye and close up in the other eye. Needless to say, eye exams for me are a little challenging. I explained this and despite passing the second eye exam, the NP decided not to clear me for work due to my vision. So, in the middle of a global pandemic, the NP recommended I get verification from my optometrist. This was not possible as the office was closed secondary to COVID. I rate this business -10 because taking an able bodied nurse out of clinical practice during a pandemic is unacceptable.

I came here for a drug test. It was kind of hard to find considering it was merged off into a…read moreneighbor hood. I walked in and said good morning and the front desk clerk did not speak so of course I spoke again. The interactions with the clerks was fast paced as if they are there for a check only. It was quick ... I was in and out.

I was shocked that there were any negative reviews regarding this practice. Every interaction has…read morebeen met with respect and professionalism. I was never kept waiting. I was seen and treated promptly. I had a 9:00 AM appointment, was treated and sitting in my car at 9:40. Felt like royalty. Between the time I was diagnosed and the time I was treated, I found I was also dealing with skin cancer. The doctor treating me kindly postponed my second procedure so I could focus on the cancer. Rock star. Staff had rearranged subsequent appointments while I was still being treated. The gentleman that prepped me for the procedure was totally supportive, addressing all of my concerns, fears, and worries. I wish I had gotten his name so I could so I could give him proper respect. The desk staff charged me a co-pay, which surprised me. I was so focused on the upcoming procedure I gladly paid it. Afterwards, when I was more myself, I inquired about it. Insurance information was quickly sorted, and a refund given. I have more to do, but I don't worry that I won't be treated well.

My experience, and first consultation.Went well. Few weeks later was my surgery. Nervous going in,…read moreanxiety was high.Have varicose vein.Still receiving my treatments.The doctor and team members, talk you through it.Doing a magnificent recovery. Continue to wear my compression socks.Thank you.What makes the vein center inviting. Everyone is polite and well known, of any question and Precedures.Will recommend others.

The Doctor was very rude! Did not try to help me with what I came in for would NOT write a note in…read morereference and response to my illness. Barely reviewed the reason I came in. I had to beg for a referral. I would not waste my time again going to a place like this where the doctor won't even hear your concern. Rather write you off. I would rate them negative if I could.

I tried to work with these folks for nearly a year but after several screw ups with my diagnoses…read moreand prescriptions plus refusing to communicate and answering my questions, I'm done!! Don't waste your time going to Ace Urgent Care!

This is an excellent practice. They are very accommodating, caring clinicians and they have a very…read moreuser friendly website I am glad I chose them for my therapeutic needs